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Amsterdam Light Festival Attracts Record International Crowds Despite Implementation of New Crowd Control Measures

The annual Amsterdam Light Festival has drawn record-breaking numbers of international tourists to the historic canal ring, successfully utilizing sophisticated crowd management technologies and advanced ticketing systems to mitigate the impact of mass tourism on local residents.
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